The Career of Dean Ambrose | 2014

On this page you’ll find all merchandize cards from Dean Ambrose that were published in 2014 and that I actually own. I don’t copy & paste pictures from all around the internet. So chances are that these aren’t all cards available. If you like to suggest one or more cards for me to complete my collection, just give me a hint in the commentary section on this page. Thanks in advance!

Text and facts from the reverse side:

Topps (black border) / Topps Chrome Refractor — both cards no. 16

H(eigh)t: 6’4”

W(eigh)t: 225 lbs.

From: Cincinnati, Ohio

From the pen of Jim Ross:Dean caught my eye on Day One while he was in NXT[actually FCW at the time]. A cross between “Rowdy” Roddy Piper and the “Loose Canon” Brian Pillman, the Cincinnati native is a natural. I’d be shocked if Dean isn’t a WrestleMania headliner sooner than later. Ambrose is a complex man, but definitely has “it”.

Note on the card on the right: This obviously is a variation of the card on the left but with white frame on the obverse side and – most importantly – a piece of authentic event-worn shirt relic.

Text from the reverse side (left card):

Congratulations! You now own an Authentic WrestleMania 30 Event-Used Mat Relic

Text from the reverse side (right card):

Congratulations! You now own an authentic event-used SummerSlam 2013 mat relic

Ratings from the Slam Attax Rivals trading card game:

Signature Move Card | no. 22

Dirty Deeds (Technician Dean Ambrose):

General Rating: 4 / 5 stars

Kids Rating: 14

Defence: 65

Attack: 73

Ratings from the Slam Attax Rivals trading card game:

Common Card | no. 72

Technician Dean Ambrose

General Rating: 4 / 5 stars

Kids Rating: 10

Defence: 61

Attack: 70

Ratings from the Slam Attax Rivals trading card game:

Common Card | no. 201

Rivalry (Evolution vs The Shield):

General Rating: 4 / 5 stars

Kids Rating: 11

Defence: 71

Attack: 77

Ratings from the Slam Attax Rivals trading card game:

Common Card | no. 208

Rivalry (Wyatt Family vs The Shield):

General Rating: 4 / 5 stars

Kids Rating: 11

Defence: 71

Attack: 70

Text and facts from the reverse side:

Road to WrestleMania | card no.9

Extreme Rules 5/19/13

Dean Ambrose wins the United States Championship

While The Shield had always appeared to be a unit with one common goal, each member occasionally broke out on their own. Such was the case at Extreme Rules, where Dean Ambrose took on Kofi Kingston for the United States Championship. Ambrose was relentless against Kingston and emerged from the match as the new champion. The victory sparked a title reign that lasted through WrestleMania 30, highlighting the breakout talent that Ambrose possesses.

Dear Sunshine,

you came here by accident? Well, not at all. You must be a wrestling fan, perhaps a total Dean Ambrose fangirl or fanboy. Maybe you do like William Regal, Wade Barrett – Bad News Barrett – Damien Sandow, Chris Jericho – Y2J – Cesaro as well. You even still like CM Punk and most certainly Paul Heyman. But most of all you consider yourself a Dean Ambrose fan. Well, don’t go any further then, because you’ll find anything about Dean Ambrose in here: hilarious wrestling reviews, written to an intellectual jerk gimmick. You’ll love it. Together with watching the videos from the great Dean Ambrose appreciation website, all the Gifs that I’ve collected from Tumblr (and properly marked my sources, of course!) and looking at my collages. Everything you need to know about Dean Ambrose, you’ll find in my Dean Ambrose FAQ. But if you are into reading, I’ll always recommend reading my Dean Ambrose wrestling reviews. Find them all at once under the Dean Ambrose hashtag – right into this hashtag cloud on the right from this meaningless little text here.